How can parents help their kids prevent tooth decay?

Post date: Feb 25, 2020 9:45:51 PM

Baby teeth are fragile and more prone to cavities. Even with the knowledge that these teeth will eventually fall out before permanent teeth appear, parents must still take good care of their child's teeth. The Super Dentists CEO Dr. Kami Hoss encourages moms and dads to teach their little ones the right oral care habits while they are young. Here are some tips for preventing tooth decay. Teach them to brush their teeth at least twice a day Toddlers can already be taught to brush their teeth on their own. However, some of these kids might find the task unbearable. Parents can try to make brushing fun by using colorful brushes and cups. They can also play music or videos that will encourage the kids to do it on their own. Of course, kids pick up on their parents' habits, so parents should show their kids the right way to brush.

Encourage them to eat and drink right Too many sweets can harm a child's teeth. According to Dr. Kami Hoss, while it's true that excessive consumption of chocolate and candies can lead to tooth decay, most parents aren't aware that bread, cereals, and some fruits can also lead to bacteria build up in the mouth. They should also watch out for dairy and carbonated drinks that can also contribute to cavities. To be safe, parents should motivate their kids to eat balanced meals to stay healthy. It’s also important to ensure that they drink water throughout the day. Dr. Kami Hoss is a sought-after author, consultant, inventor, and speaker in the fields of dentistry and business. He is the co-founder and CEO of The Super Dentists. Visit this page for more updates on dentistry and